How 9-11 Configured in Pakistan’s Aspirations for Democracy
Some two decades may have separated President Gen. Zia ul Haq and President Gen. Pervaiz Musharraf’s military rule in Pakistan, but they had one person in common – Benazir Bhutto.
West Asia
Libya’s Next Fight: Overcoming Western Designs
Libya is capable of overcoming NATO's stratagems if it becomes aware of NATO's true intentions in Libya and the desperate attempt to thwart or hijack Arab revolts.
Washington and the Arab Spring: Revolutions Restate Region’s Priorities
As the Arab Spring continues to challenge dictators, demolish old structures and ponder roadmaps for a better future, the US remains committed to its failed policies, misconceptions and selfish interests.
Libya and Beyond: The Crisis of Humanitarian Intervention
Perhaps there is no better way to sum up the tragic odyssey of the doctrine of humanitarian intervention than by invoking the old saying that the road to hell is paved with good intentions.
A People’s History of the Egyptian Revolution
No matter how it unfolds, the Egyptian revolution will go down in the history books as a defining moment in the 21st century.
What Americans Have to Learn from the Arab Spring
The “Arab Spring,” wherein the peoples of the Arab world rose up and are still now rising up against dictators, provides us all with a poignant learning moment, that is, if we are paying attention.